8.8 TV Wonder
TV Wonder
PN 109-56700-11
There is also a reduced Version TV Wonder VE.
TV Wonder
PN 109-56700-11
There is also a reduced Version TV Wonder VE.
9. 3D Rage Pro series
September 18, 1996。ATI Technologies Inc., announced the 3D PRO, the newest member of its high-performance 3D, 2D and video accelerator family.
The 3D Rage Pro chip has a new triangle setting engine, and the perspective correction algorithm has also been improved. At the same time, distance blur and transparency effects have been enhanced; reflective highlight effects and enhanced video playback functions have also been added, especially DVD playback. The 3D Rage Pro chip supports AGP 2X, making MPEG-2 acceleration performance even further. 3D Rage Pro supports up to 8MB SGRAM or 16MB WRAM.
9.1 Xpert@ Play
May 19, 1997 ATI Technologies Inc announced the Xpert@Play , the graphics accelerator add-in board that will set new standards for gaming, multimedia and mainstream graphics acceleration applications. Xpert@Play provides 3D, 2D and DVD video acceleration and connects to a large screen TV, monitor or VCR.
Xpert@ Play that cancels the video output of ImpacTV2 is Xpert@ Work.
The following takes the PCI interface as an example to introduce Xpert@Play graphics card.
9.1.1 Engineering Sample？
PN 109-41900-00A
The PN 109-41900-00A of this card, 00A of which looks like an engineering sample, is actually an early product, which is an error in the production process.
September 18, 1996。ATI Technologies Inc., announced the 3D PRO, the newest member of its high-performance 3D, 2D and video accelerator family.
The 3D Rage Pro chip has a new triangle setting engine, and the perspective correction algorithm has also been improved. At the same time, distance blur and transparency effects have been enhanced; reflective highlight effects and enhanced video playback functions have also been added, especially DVD playback. The 3D Rage Pro chip supports AGP 2X, making MPEG-2 acceleration performance even further. 3D Rage Pro supports up to 8MB SGRAM or 16MB WRAM.
9.1 Xpert@ Play
May 19, 1997 ATI Technologies Inc announced the Xpert@Play , the graphics accelerator add-in board that will set new standards for gaming, multimedia and mainstream graphics acceleration applications. Xpert@Play provides 3D, 2D and DVD video acceleration and connects to a large screen TV, monitor or VCR.
Xpert@ Play that cancels the video output of ImpacTV2 is Xpert@ Work.
The following takes the PCI interface as an example to introduce Xpert@Play graphics card.
9.1.1 Engineering Sample？
PN 109-41900-00A
The PN 109-41900-00A of this card, 00A of which looks like an engineering sample, is actually an early product, which is an error in the production process.
9.2 Xpert@ Work
May 26, 1997 ATI Technologies Inc. announced the Xpert@Work, the graphics accelerator that sets the new standard for Windows NT and Windows 95 performance and productivity. With superior 2D, 3D and video acceleration.
The Xpert@Work Based on ATI's new 3D RAGE PRO component, a powerful 230MHz DAC and up to 8MB memory, the Xpert@Work offers flicker-free 85Hz refresh rates at 1600x1200.
The following takes the AGP interface as an example to show the Xpert@Work graphics card, which also reproduces the development process of the ATI graphics card more completely.
9.2.1 Engineering Sample
PN 109-40200-00B
Xpert@Work Engineering Sample
May 26, 1997 ATI Technologies Inc. announced the Xpert@Work, the graphics accelerator that sets the new standard for Windows NT and Windows 95 performance and productivity. With superior 2D, 3D and video acceleration.
The Xpert@Work Based on ATI's new 3D RAGE PRO component, a powerful 230MHz DAC and up to 8MB memory, the Xpert@Work offers flicker-free 85Hz refresh rates at 1600x1200.
The following takes the AGP interface as an example to show the Xpert@Work graphics card, which also reproduces the development process of the ATI graphics card more completely.
9.2.1 Engineering Sample
PN 109-40200-00B
Xpert@Work Engineering Sample
9.2.2 Qualification Sample
PN 109-40200-00
Xpert@Work Qualification Sample
PN 109-40200-00
Xpert@Work Qualification Sample
9.6 Nexus GA
July 28, 1997 ATI announces Nexus GA for Apple computers.
NEXUS GA has 8/16MB WRAM, is a high-performance 2D and 3D graphics board developed with the professional graphics designer in mind. can noticeably improve the graphics disPlay capabilities. Featuring leading 2D performance, including true color at highest resolutions, plus 3D functionality.
PN 109-42600-00
PN 109-42700-00
Graphics memory daughter card
July 28, 1997 ATI announces Nexus GA for Apple computers.
NEXUS GA has 8/16MB WRAM, is a high-performance 2D and 3D graphics board developed with the professional graphics designer in mind. can noticeably improve the graphics disPlay capabilities. Featuring leading 2D performance, including true color at highest resolutions, plus 3D functionality.
PN 109-42600-00
PN 109-42700-00
Graphics memory daughter card
9.7 3D Charger
ATI's 3D CHARGER graphics board provides low cost solutions for OEMs and System Integrators (this is not a retail product).
The chips are 3D Rage Pro PCI, 3D Rage II + DVD, these two chips can be used in the same board, PCI interface. There is also RAGE IIC chip.
9.7.1 3D Rage II+ DVD
PN 109-38800-00
ATI's 3D CHARGER graphics board provides low cost solutions for OEMs and System Integrators (this is not a retail product).
The chips are 3D Rage Pro PCI, 3D Rage II + DVD, these two chips can be used in the same board, PCI interface. There is also RAGE IIC chip.
9.7.1 3D Rage II+ DVD
PN 109-38800-00
9.7.3 Rage IIC
January 12, 1998
ATI Technologies Inc. announced the RAGE IIC AGP graphics accelerator, a low-cost 2D, 3D and video chip, ideal for cost-sensitive AGP corporate systems. RAGE IIC AGP is pin-compatible with ATIís performance-leading and market-leading RAGE PRO components
9.7.3 1 AGP
PN 109-48300-00
January 12, 1998
ATI Technologies Inc. announced the RAGE IIC AGP graphics accelerator, a low-cost 2D, 3D and video chip, ideal for cost-sensitive AGP corporate systems. RAGE IIC AGP is pin-compatible with ATIís performance-leading and market-leading RAGE PRO components
9.7.3 1 AGP
PN 109-48300-00
9.10 Xpert XL
January 11, 1999 ATI Technologies Inc.announced the RAGE XL and RAGE XC general purpose graphic accelerator chips. The two new .25 micron graphics chips,full AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) 2X acceleration.
The RAGE XL is the world's first volume graphics chip . RAGE XL support for TFT panels extends to 1280x1024 resolution, and use of Ratiometric expansion technology ensures that images can be scaled to any screen size.
The RAGE XL and RAGE XC are software compatible with all RAGE PRO designs, and pin compatible with RAGE 128 chip.
PN 109-66700-01
（From Palcal on vgamuseum.info）
January 11, 1999 ATI Technologies Inc.announced the RAGE XL and RAGE XC general purpose graphic accelerator chips. The two new .25 micron graphics chips,full AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) 2X acceleration.
The RAGE XL is the world's first volume graphics chip . RAGE XL support for TFT panels extends to 1280x1024 resolution, and use of Ratiometric expansion technology ensures that images can be scaled to any screen size.
The RAGE XL and RAGE XC are software compatible with all RAGE PRO designs, and pin compatible with RAGE 128 chip.
PN 109-66700-01
（From Palcal on vgamuseum.info）
10. Rage 128 series
In 1998, the battle for 3D graphics cards intensified this year. At this time, NVIDIA, 3DFX, MATROX, S3 and other manufacturers have launched a series of excellent products. ATI’s Rage 128 competitors are VOODOO 2 and TNT. ATI’s goal is to surpass the latter two in terms of performance. At that time, ATI seemed to have done it, especially in terms of image quality.
Rage 128 Release Date August 1st, 1998, is ATI's first 128bit 3D chip, supporting AGP 4X interface and hardware MPEG-2 acceleration. One of the major selling points of this product is that it is specifically designed for 32bit colors. The performance drop from 16bit color to 32bit color is less than 5%, which was quite amazing at the time. In terms of performance, the RAGE 128 launched by ATI was not the top at the time, but the RAGE 128 wins in all performance indicators are very average. Not only does it still have an advantage in DVD dynamic interpolation compensation, it also supports VIVO and ALL-IN-Wonder graphics card versions, which are very powerful multimedia graphics cards. Rage 128 is also divided into high and low models Rage 128 GL and Rage 128 VR (64bit) to face different user groups.
10.1 Rage Fury
It was first released in November 1998 and went on sale around the beginning of 1999.
Up to 32MB frame buffer for realistic 3D gamePlay with massive textures and high resolutions Powered by ATI RAGE 128 GL, a true 128-bit graphics engine 32-bit true color 3D acceleration (16.7 million colors) and up to 1920x1200 without significant drop in game frame rates.
10.1.1 Engineering Sample
PN 109-51900-00A
The official announcement picture of Rage Fury is an engineering sample.
In 1998, the battle for 3D graphics cards intensified this year. At this time, NVIDIA, 3DFX, MATROX, S3 and other manufacturers have launched a series of excellent products. ATI’s Rage 128 competitors are VOODOO 2 and TNT. ATI’s goal is to surpass the latter two in terms of performance. At that time, ATI seemed to have done it, especially in terms of image quality.
Rage 128 Release Date August 1st, 1998, is ATI's first 128bit 3D chip, supporting AGP 4X interface and hardware MPEG-2 acceleration. One of the major selling points of this product is that it is specifically designed for 32bit colors. The performance drop from 16bit color to 32bit color is less than 5%, which was quite amazing at the time. In terms of performance, the RAGE 128 launched by ATI was not the top at the time, but the RAGE 128 wins in all performance indicators are very average. Not only does it still have an advantage in DVD dynamic interpolation compensation, it also supports VIVO and ALL-IN-Wonder graphics card versions, which are very powerful multimedia graphics cards. Rage 128 is also divided into high and low models Rage 128 GL and Rage 128 VR (64bit) to face different user groups.
10.1 Rage Fury
It was first released in November 1998 and went on sale around the beginning of 1999.
Up to 32MB frame buffer for realistic 3D gamePlay with massive textures and high resolutions Powered by ATI RAGE 128 GL, a true 128-bit graphics engine 32-bit true color 3D acceleration (16.7 million colors) and up to 1920x1200 without significant drop in game frame rates.
10.1.1 Engineering Sample
PN 109-51900-00A
The official announcement picture of Rage Fury is an engineering sample.
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